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1: In The Midnight Hour > They Love Each Other, Beat It On Down The Line, Tennessee Jed, Fennario, Looks Like Rain, Sugaree, Good Lovin'

2: Uncle John's Band > Peaceful Valley > Ashes and Glass, Unbroken Chain > (Walk Me Out In The) Morning Dew > The Other One > China Cat Sunflower > Standing On The Moon > I Know You Rider

E: Samson and Delilah

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Reviewer: ascheylus - - February 17, 2010
Subject: where is Fairfax??????
not to denigrate any individual taper's efforts, but it is absurd that there are no less than 8 copies of the Barton Hall show on Archive, which was only mediocre at best, and no copies of Fairfax show, which was stellar. Am I the only person who thinks so?

Reviewer: rockitman - - February 17, 2010
Subject: Awesome
Despite some negative sound quality reviews (BS) regarding Barton Hall. This aud recording is one of the best sounding of the tour. I have listened to the best copies from virtually all the shows except Hampton (Sounds great) and Fairfax. The recording is very balanced over the frequency range and is not over powered by too much bass. Recording is 5 stars. Great show too.

Reviewer: dark_hollow - - February 16, 2010
Subject: re: Where is Fairfax?
where did you find the Fairfax sb to buy? I will gladly pay the cash for this one...and as always, I appreciate the hell out of the tapers for ALL their efforts! Just saw where Furthur will be at Allgood this year...summer tour???!!! :) :) :)

Reviewer: jr midtown - - February 16, 2010
Subject: oh and BTW...
...it was nice of Bobby to let JK sing Sugaree this time around. In general, as the band works out it's stuff, everything will settle into place. But I notice Phil is singing fewer songs, which is kind of a shame, since he still does a good job on a lot of them, including Franklin's and Mountains of the Moon...and on Peggy-O tonight!

Reviewer: freeborn - - February 16, 2010
Subject: lots of energy
Tim this recording is 5 star and wouldn't expect anything less from ya. I just posted a new copy of mine and lost all my reviews. How about a new one all problems have been fixed I guess I forgot some md5 files so I couldn't edit it I don't know neveer had that problem before. see ya in Utica Dave

Reviewer: Lostsailr710 - - February 16, 2010
Subject: ascheylus is a little kid
You obviously dont appreciate ANYTHING. Where's your rig? You are to blame for the non-post of the Fairfax show. If I was recording, I simply wouldn't post it because of fool's like you. I have seen these guys a few times, and they blow the roof off the joint, always.

Now, simply judging by the setlist, I would rather have seen the Barton Hall Show. I'm listening to the entire thing and there is PLENTY of energy. What makes this show 3 stars? I'm not going to give it 5, but 3? Grow up kid. What makes Fairfax "far and away" better? Please, enlighten me ya d-bag.

Reviewer: xeblx - - February 16, 2010
Subject: post the fairfax show
fairfax please!!!

Reviewer: vwmule - - February 15, 2010
Subject: Nice sound
ascheylus:

Did you bring your recording rig to Fairfax? Maybe you should post the recording.

Reviewer: sonomajon - - February 15, 2010
Subject: ascheylus
Dude...are you going to pester every taper! Like I said in my other review...Get a life or a recording rig for yourself so you don't have to hassle the wonderful people who take the time to record these...You seem to be very UNGRATEFUL!

Notes

Recordist : Tim Burke - tburke@upstatetapers.org
Location : general admission, official taper section, front right corner of the soundboard, ~10' right of center, ~75' from the stage lip, ~10' high
Mic Config : 20 cm, 90º (backwards DIN Kwon Bar, horizontal capsule orientation)
Source : Schoeps MK4V > Nbox > Sound Devices 722 (line in, +0.0 dB)
Recorded Format : 24 bit, 48 kHz
Conversion : 722 hard drive > compact flash card > IBM ThinkPad T43
Editing : Steinberg WaveLab v5.01b, decibel increase to both channels (resulting in -.20 peaks) via the "change gain" command, resample with ReSampler 192 at High Quality, dither with MegaBitMax, iZotope Ozone 3, Medium Noise Shaping, Normal Dither Amount
Final Format : 16 bit, 44.1 kHz
Tracking : CD Wave v1.93.3
Compression : FLAC v1.2.1, Trader's Little Helper v2.5.0 (Build 164), Level 8, Sector Boundaries Aligned using "fix" setting

All DSP performed by Tim Burke on February 15, 2010.

Personnel:
Phil Lesh - bass guitar, lead vocals
Bob Weir - rhythm guitar, lead vocals
Jeff Chimenti - keyboards, vocals
John Kadlecik - lead guitar, lead vocals
Jay Lane - drums, percussion
Joe Russo - drums, percussion
Sunshine Garcia Becker - backing vocals
Zoe Ellis - backing vocals